Fleet Service

Mission


The mission of the Fleet Services Division is to provide efficient, operationally responsive, and cost effective maintenance and fleet support services to County customers and partnership agencies. The Division operates like a business using an internal service fund. It charges customers for services provided and must be self-supporting and competitive in its service pricing without subsidies from tax revenues.

Responsibilities


The Division is professionally accredited by the Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) and has repeatedly been awarded the distinguished Blue Seal of Excellence. The Division is responsible for the acquisition, maintenance, repair and disposal of a multitude of assets, including:
  • Construction equipment such as backhoes, wheel loaders and excavators
  • Fleet vehicles including emergency vehicles such as police cars and fire trucks
  • Fueling stations throughout the County
  • Trailers
  • Turf equipment to include lawnmowers, tractors, utility vehicles, blowers, weed eaters and more
  • Yorktown Trolleys

Yorktown's New Trolley

This is a picture of a trolley

See photos of the new trolley out and about

Read about it:

York County News Release July 16, 2019

Daily Press Article July 16, 2019

WY Daily Article July 22, 2019

Real Estate Assessment Goes Electric!

York County’s Real Estate Assessment Office is the first of the County’s organizations to have a plug-in electric vehicle added to its fleet.  The 2017 Chevy Volt is a fuel-efficient hybrid vehicle, boasting around 50 mpg on average when utilizing the internal combustion engine.  When in full EV mode, the powertrain allows it to run on the rechargeable lithium-ion battery, which is designed to last at least 10 years.  Another notable feature of the Volt is its 45- 50 mile range on full electric between charges (making it best in its class for plugin hybrid vehicles.)  For typical, local trips, the Assessor’s Office may not even need to use any gas at all!  One of the most impressive (and surprising) features of this car is how quiet it is, as the electric platform produces very little sound, even during the initial start.

The 2017 Chevy Volt gets charged up at the York-Poquoson Courthouse charging station.

This is an image of a Chevrolet Volt

Fleet Manager Joshua Green provides information to the Real Estate Assessment Office on the electric features specific to the Chevy Volt.  It drives like any other car, but contains some exciting features only included in electric vehicles.

This is an image of a Chevrolet Volt